Trump says an American sovereign wealth fund could acquire TikTok. Here’s what we know | CNN Business

Contributing sentiments towards policy:

61% : “Other countries have sovereign wealth funds,” Trump said, as he signed an executive order directing American officials to set up such a fund in the United States, modeled after state-owned investment funds in countries such as Norway and Saudi Arabia, which direct their national budgets into financial assets such as stocks, bonds and real estate.
59% : Trump has pledged to help work out a deal to ensure the app remains accessible to its 170 million American users.
49% : The statement was light on details, but Trump said that TikTok could be “put in” the possible sovereign wealth fund, to preserve access to the popular short-form video app in the United States.
40% : Otherwise we won’t,” Trump said.
30% : The suggestion comes as TikTok is under pressure to find a new owner by April, after Trump signed a 75-day extension to the law that requires the app to be sold off from its China-based parent company ByteDance or be banned in the United States.

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